samth changed the topic of #racket to: Racket v7.9 has been released: https://blog.racket-lang.org/2020/11/racket-v7-9.html -- Racket -- https://racket-lang.org -- https://pkgs.racket-lang.org -- Paste at http://pasterack.org
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<samth> wilbowma: can you say a bit more
<wilbowma> So when I install the minimum distribution, this happened: https://github.com/cpsc411/cpsc411-pub/runs/1653218720?check_suite_focus=true
<wilbowma> Trying to build my package run into unknown module ".../syntax/readerr.rky" while instantiating my module
<wilbowma> Using "full" distribution this works okay, although I run into other errors: `raco setup` seems to try to delete all the Racket binaries, and causes permission denied, and I run into further issues with collections that should be installed being reported as missing.
<wilbowma> Going to move this to Slack, since @samth tells me that's more active
<samth> wilbowma: I don't tend to look here without notification
<samth> But 1. You need to run things as root when managing the installation for setup-racket
<wilbowma> samth: Well I could do that, but I don't understand why installing packages as non-root wouldn't work.
<samth> The installation is installed as root and running raco setup may try to write there
<wilbowma> samth: is that only for the `raco setup`, but doesn't explain the apparent missing collections?
<samth> wilbowma: I expect you are installing a directory as a package in a way that you didn't intend
<wilbowma> samth: could be. But I think that script mirrors what I've been doing locally. And this wouldn't explain why syntax/readerr isn't found, since that should be in base
<samth> Are you intentionally using 7.5?
<wilbowma> 7.4--7.9 are being tested in the matrix
<BitPuffin> speaking of matrix
<BitPuffin> maybe we could connect slack and irc through matrix
<wilbowma> Okay looks like the problem was using multiple checkout actions without specifying a path; the checkout actions deletes the current working directory before running, so my dependencies were installed, then deleted.
<wilbowma> still not sure about the issue with Racket minimal, but I'll debug that later...
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<Fernando-Basso> https://htdp.org/2020-8-1/Book/part_one.html#%28counter._%28exercise._cond4%29%29 <-- Is 0, CLOSE and HEIGHT some known mathematical stuff? It seems intervals are introduced, and then, that 0, CLOSE and HEIGHT thing also come to play seemingly out of nowhere.
<Fernando-Basso> I am probably just missing or misunderstanding something, though.
<mceier> they just named points on an interval.
<Fernando-Basso> But any hints on why the name “CLOSE”?
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<Fernando-Basso> “close” to hitting “height”?